Titlebook: Engineering Thermodynamics; SI Edition Dwight C. Look,Harry J. Sauer Book 1988Latest edition SI edition Van Nostrand Reinhold (Internationa

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Power Cycle Improvements and Innovations, improvements include reheating and regeneration of the Rankine cycle and regeneration of the Brayton cycle. Cogeneration and waste heat recovery, as well as nuclear, solar, and geothermal energy sources are all briefly examined.

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Availability and Irreversibility, highest-quality (or lowest-entropy) form of interaction among systems, it is also the most valuable form of energy and should therefore be one important index used to rank energy-conversion processes. The second law permits the definition of a property called .—the maximum amount of theoretical wor

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More Thermodynamic Relations,ependent and one is dependent. Of these, p, ., and . are the most familiar because they are measurable. As you know, there are other measurable properties of materials; for example ., ., and .. As a continuation of the procedures introduced in Chapter 5, for determining internal energy and enthalpy,

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Thermofluid Mechanics,le, the disciplines of thermodynamics and fluid mechanics are combined into what is sometimes called .. This chapter provides a brief introduction to the principles of fluid mechanics and then illustrates the application of thermofluid mechanics through the use of such devices as jet-propulsion nozz

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Introduction to Kinetic Theory and Statistical Thermodynamics, matter. We will begin by describing a particle in terms of position and energy or momentum. Then we will choose a statistical method to determine the effects of all of the particles. However, the average will not be arithmetic, it will be the . of all of the particles, which will be consistent with

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More Thermodynamic Relations,st be in equilibrium and there must be two independent properties to uniquely determine the thermodynamic state. Note that these are conditions we have been using all along. Also, we have eliminated from consideration situations involving chemical reactions and various exotic effects like magnetism,

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tially presented in the classic way; the second part applies these principles to many situations, including air conditioning and the interpretation of statistical phenomena.978-0-278-00052-0978-94-010-9316-3